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What is the rule for when you can edit your post without it saying "edited by..."? Does it have to be within the same minute, or does it depend on page loading?
It's only a minute or two at most from what I have experienced.Bartholomew said:What is the rule for when you can edit your post without it saying "edited by..."? Does it have to be within the same minute, or does it depend on page loading?
The purpose of "Edit Post Rules" is to provide guidelines for when and how to make edits to a post without triggering an "Edited By" notice. This can be useful for maintaining the integrity and credibility of the post, as well as avoiding potential confusion or misunderstandings among readers.
You should avoid making edits to a post if it has already been published and has received significant attention or engagement from readers. This can include comments, shares, or likes. If possible, it is best to make all necessary edits before publishing the post.
One way to avoid triggering an "Edited By" notice is to make all necessary edits before publishing the post. If edits need to be made after publishing, it is best to do so within a short timeframe and only make necessary changes, rather than multiple minor edits. Additionally, avoiding changes to the title or main content of the post can also help avoid the notice.
Yes, there may be exceptions to the "Edit Post Rules" depending on the platform or website where the post is published. Some platforms may have specific guidelines for editing posts, so it is important to familiarize yourself with these guidelines before making any edits.
If you need to make significant edits to a post after it has been published, it is best to acknowledge the changes in a transparent manner. This can include adding a note at the end of the post explaining the edits or using the "Edited By" notice to indicate that changes have been made. It is important to be honest and transparent with readers to maintain trust and credibility.